As earlier reported by Paul Joseph Watson of Infowars.com, certain
models of Samsung's newest "smart" TVs include terms of service language
and privacy policies that contain a shocking new warning. Users
personal conversations will be recorded by the TV if voice recognition
features were enabled.
Techcrunch.com called further attention to
this egregious privacy violation with an article likening Samsung's
newest features to the omnipotent telescreens in George Orwell's novel,
1984.
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If they are just wanting to bring this out on TV
ReplyDeleteConsider they are doing it strongly with all other forms of communications
Such as all phones or any other communication
That means they are looking at everything you send or type on your computers
They are all just plain nosy
And are jealous of what they haven't done or got for themselves.
That means if you put something online that they see you have designed and built
Expect that someone else has just put in a patent for your product. Ask what else they can use or do to you.